Biotechnology in Agriculture: Shaping the Future
Discover how biotech innovations are revolutionizing farming, improving crop yields, and shaping a sustainable future.
Plant Science News delivers the latest insights and innovations from the world of plant biology, genetics, and sustainable agriculture.
Our coverage spans breakthroughs in crop resilience, soil health, and biotechnology, spotlighting the research and technology reshaping the future of plant science.
Explore how scientists and agronomists are advancing sustainable food production, enhancing biodiversity, and addressing global agricultural challenges. From gene editing to precision agriculture, stay informed on the developments that are driving sustainability and innovation in the field.
Discover how biotech innovations are revolutionizing farming, improving crop yields, and shaping a sustainable future.
Windfall Bio’s FOUNDATION fertilizer delivered 23–34% higher Romaine lettuce yields compared to conventional feather meal.
Bindwell secured a $6 million seed round, co-led by General Catalyst and A Capital, with participation from SV Angel and Paul Graham.
The NitroScope project has officially launched with a two-day meeting at Ghent University, bringing together 25 partners from 15 countries.
Cibus signed seven Rice customer agreements representing an estimated 5–7 million addressable acres and over $200 million in potential annual royalty opportunity.
Gary Schaefer, Chief Commercial Officer at InnerPlant, explains how CropVoice™ and InnerSoy™ sensors detect fungal infections in real time through plant-generated optical signals.
Loveland Products announced that TITAN® XC has now been applied on over 100 million acres across North America since its launch in 2013.
Genvor (OTCQB: GNVR) and the USDA have been granted U.S. Patent No. 12,458,684 for “Transgenic Corn with Antifungal Peptide AGM182,” designed to protect maize from fungal pathogens.
Bioceres Crop Solutions (NASDAQ: BIOX) reported revenues of $77.5 million for Q1 FY2026, down 17% year-over-year, reflecting a planned transition away from low-margin and working-capital-intensive sales.
Bayer’s Crop Science division grew sales by 1.3% to €3.86 billion in Q3 2025, driven by strong global demand for corn seed and traits.
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